Albany Law Review

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• SPLITS IN DECISION-MAKING: COMPARING THE LEADERSHIP STYLES OF CHIEF JUDGE KAYE AND CHIEF JUDGE LIPPMAN.
• "THE TIMOROUS MAY STAY AT HOME": JUDGE CARDOZO'S PROPHECY IN CONTEMPORARY UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT JURISPRUDENCE.
• AWAKENING THE LAW: KATE STONEMAN--AN AWAKENED WOMAN: BASED UPON ALBANY LAW SCHOOL'S KATE STONEMAN CELEBRATION SPEECH.
• A BETTER LEGAL DEFINITION OF GAMBLING: WITH APPLICATIONS TO SYNTHETIC FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS AND CRYPTOCURRENCY.
• LIECHTENSTEIN'S BLOCKCHAIN ACT AND THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PHYSICAL VALIDATOR.
• UNCERTAINTY IN VIRTUAL CURRENCY TAXATION.
• LEGAL FICTION: READING LOLITA AS A SENTENCING MEMORANDUM.
• DECLINING DISPOSITIONS OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.
• CONSTITUTIONAL CROWDING AND ARTICLE II.
• WHAT IS A "STATE"? THE INCONSISTENT CONSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT OF UNITED STATES TERRITORIES.

Featured documents

• Law and social innovation: lawyering in the conceptual age.
• UNEASY LIES THE HEAD THAT WEARS THE CROWN: A CHIEF JUSTICE'S STRUGGLE FOR HIS COURT.
• Elephants in the station house: serial crimes, wrongful convictions, and expanding wrongful conviction analysis to include police investigation.
• FANNING THE FLAMES: GASLIGHTING AS A TACTIC OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ABUSE AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.
• What "tough on crime" looks like: how George Pataki transformed the New York State Court of Appeals.
• #jointhedissent: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the Hobby Lobby effect.
• IT'S NOT A MATCH: WHY THE LAW CAN'T LET GO OF JUNK SCIENCE.
• One shining moment to a dark unknown future: how the evolution of the right of publicity hammers home the final nail in the NCAA's argument on amateurism in collegiate athletics.
• If hindsight is 20/20, our justice system should not be blind to new evidence of innocence: a survey of post-conviction new evidence statutes and a proposed model.
• What every judge should know about the appearance of impartiality.